First year with a Yak Section

[Kevin M]

Todd: I look forward to meeting and fishing with you, I've heard nothing but good things.

Nightfighter: Thanks for the nice words. Yes, the site is brand new and will only get better as we add more and more information. Please stay in touch so we can get together this season.

Kevin

[toddonbi]

Rol-I hear ya.' We could always pen the ladies up and go fishing That would go over sooo well-lol.

Kevin M- come on out whenever you can and we'll hit the water for some fish just give me a ring.

I'm just waiting a a few more calls and then I should have the dates posted for the tourney...I'd say Monday at the latest.

[Thermoklein]

Hi fellas -

I'm a noob in a few ways. New to this site, and new to 'yakkin. I bought the Hobie SUV last November and had to hang it up in the garage for the year the same day, but I plan to be out on teh saltwater by June.

But I'm not a noob when it comes to stripers. I grew up surf and rock-casting Narreagansett, Jamestown, Point Judith and the breachways though I haven't fished RI much since about 1980. I'm back, though, and ready to learn everything I can about kayak fishing.

Can anyone point me to a good single source that will tell me:
* How to set up a new 'yak with lights, depthfinder, etc.
* What tackle works best
* How to handle a fish from a 'yak

...and so forth. I really need to get with some experienced dudes and spend a couple of hours shooting the ship, so to speak.

[toddonbi]

www.newenglandkayakfishing.com
yakdawgs.com
ultimatekayakfishing.com

are all great sites with a ton of info. You'll be able to find any info you need or someone who can help you out.

[Young Salt]

Bought a yak this fall...........almost done outfitting it..........pics coming

[swanny]

Thermo, come by the SWE show and ask some questions at the yak fishing seminars.

[Spanish Fly]

See ya all there boys!!!!!!